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CaraGreen President Jessica McNaughton sits down with Sarah Healey, a True Zero Waste Advisor who works for Casella Waste Management to reduce waste production, reuse resources, and recycle at a more efficient capacity for higher education, universities, and corporations.

Hospitality design in 2021: The “Flaneur Approach” ⁠

Watch the latest episode- 65 of Build Green, Live Green⁠

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We discuss the future of design in the hospitality industry & sustainable trends with 21 Flaneur Hospitality Design- Architecture & Design firm

Build Green Live Green ep 64 Waste Note. Want not- recycling converges with a circular economy. Listen in while he discuss this and so much more with special guest Joe Fusco of Casella Waste.

Matt Bodoff of INEOS Composites talks supply demand imbalance, lead times, and materials shortage on this episode of Build Green Live Green

On episode 62 of Build Green Live Green, CaraGreen's podcast our President Jessica McNaughton sits down with Kamila Edwards to discuss materials transparency and occupant health within a building. From greenwashing to authentically green materials, we talk about the benefits of HPD's, declaration labels, wellness certifications, Well and FitWel programs, and so much more. From Gensler to Prescriptive Data and Nantum Software, Kamila is an expert on LEED design with a focus on HVAC and Reset Air Quality. Listen in as we talk about the benefits of Biophilic Design and highlight products such as PaperStone, Durat, GEOS, Lapitec, and Organoid.

Build Green Live Green, CaraGreen Healthy Building Products podcast episode 61- Recycling Hacks with Rob Hacker: What you can and cannot recycle. CaraGreen Sales Manager and recycling Guru talks recycling, best practice, and tips and tricks for everyday recycling.

Build Green Live Green - CaraGreen Sales Rep And Expert Kristine Hart discusses Biophilic Design At Home.

Today we cover the topic of biomimicry and building materials. We've touched on biomimicry in the past in a general, kind of at a larger scale. We want to drill in a little bit more on the building materials side because that's Care Green’s specialty, and we're starting to see more

sustainable building materials introduced and more of these green projects that are using some of these Biomimicry techniques and building materials that are inspired by nature.

Biomimicry is the process of modeling materials, product structures, etcetera, on living organisms, elements, and systems. So, bio means life,

and mimic means to imitate. So, you are imitating life.

In this episode, we interview Meg Calkins, Department Head and Professor of Landscape Architecture at North Carolina Statue University (NCSU) to discuss the synchronization of sustainable design and materials in landscape architecture.

In this episode, we interview Benjamin Glunz of Anguleris to discuss the importance of Building Information Modeling (BIM) for manufacturers.